Interesting Info – Nationwide rent down.

[Anonymous]

[quote=analyst]You must make a threat […][/quote]

This is a fun read:

http://hbswk.hbs.edu/item/4823.html

In practice it may be hard to apply some of these principles to a personal negotiation. But it’s something to think about.

[Arraya]

I would bet that the bottlenecking of shadow inventory indirectly shores up rental prices and any recent firming is a result of this. It’s all available housing.

Thinking about it, if the shadow inventory was released it would lower RE and push more renters into purchasing homes thus lowering rentals.

[Arraya]

I would bet that the bottlenecking of shadow inventory indirectly shores up rental prices and any recent firming is a result of this. It’s all available housing.

Thinking about it, if the shadow inventory was released it would lower RE and push more renters into purchasing homes thus lowering rentals.

[Arraya]

I would bet that the bottlenecking of shadow inventory indirectly shores up rental prices and any recent firming is a result of this. It’s all available housing.

Thinking about it, if the shadow inventory was released it would lower RE and push more renters into purchasing homes thus lowering rentals.

[Arraya]

I would bet that the bottlenecking of shadow inventory indirectly shores up rental prices and any recent firming is a result of this. It’s all available housing.

Thinking about it, if the shadow inventory was released it would lower RE and push more renters into purchasing homes thus lowering rentals.

[Arraya]

I would bet that the bottlenecking of shadow inventory indirectly shores up rental prices and any recent firming is a result of this. It’s all available housing.

Thinking about it, if the shadow inventory was released it would lower RE and push more renters into purchasing homes thus lowering rentals.

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